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NASHVILLE, TEN n.
A saloon Keeper fisds Law Break.
log Unprontabte.

ESPECIAL TO rhn AfrrAL.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, July lS.-J. Sui.
livan, a grocery keeper in the Thir.
teenth District, recently severely cut
by Charlie Drake, was before Justice
Everett today, on the charge Of sell.
ing liauor within four miles OF the
corporation line, selling on Sunday
and selling without n license. lie is
the Are, one prosecute d since the peo.
pie OF that district have determined to
dive out the run sellers. Upon every
charge he was found guilty, aud
placed under $3.50 bond in each
case for appearance before the Grim.
inal Court The bond aggregates $3.50,
which he is still endeavoring 10 give.
Several Others, II Is ssated, will be
served In like manner within the next
fe A days,
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oREENvILLE. MISS.
Democratic, ,Nominstieus Attention
Called 90 Prison Abuses,
ESPECIAL TO rHs LppElL.l

GREKsvILLK, MISS, July l3.-The
Washington county Democratic nomi-
mating convention met today, large
delegation being preeenL. For the
Office Of sheriff, there being no oppos.
Ing candidate, the incumbent, Capt.
W. 4. Hunt, was unanimously nomi.
mated. lie has bsen sheriff since 1875,
and although this is the best Office In
tho county, no admirably has he per.
formed his duties that he has bat to
announcs his willingness 10 accept and
without a dissenting voice the Office
Is rendered him. y. NJ. johnson was
nominated for chanoery clerk; J. q
Marshall, colored, Tor circuit clerk
John p. Finlay, for county treasurer !
Morris Rachelman, Tor assessofi Tor
the legislature, X. D. Campbell,
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The Germans In Paris.

PARIs, July lS.-The German resi-
dents Of this city have been ordered
10 remain In doors tomorrow, 80 II Is
feared that they would be attacked II
tney appeared on the streets during
the celebration Of the anniversary Of
the fall Of the Bastile. The Patriotic
League have announced that they will
make q emo1strstion tomorrow
morning In the Place dc Ia Concord
and another In ihs Bois de Boogne In
the afternoon. I, Ia feared that these
meetings will give rise TO disorder,
and the police and military authori-
ties are making extra Preparations 10
maintain ptAce.
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Ivelsud,s PapaI gsyor.

DUBLIN, July l3.-Msr. Persico, the
special Pspal Eavoy 10 Ireland, &C.
compsni,d by Archbishop Walsh, has
already visited many Of the Catholic
institutions In the arch-diocesa. In an
address today at the Sion Hall con.
vent, the monsigneur expressed the
greatest satisfaction over the standard
of education conferred 10 these re-
llgious institutions and the devotion
OF the people 10 ths Holy See
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Tho Klein Case.

BERLIN, July lS.--rhe North German
Gazette, commenting on the articles Of
the French press respecting the result
of the Klein case, says: "a complete
perversion Of moral principles must
have taken place 10 France II so little
shame is felt when paid spy Is praised
as hero and martyr"
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The dsmAnd for skilled labor Ia
greatest In Tebnetsee, next In Ala
bama and next In Georgia. The real
light thrown on tho state Of lab is
thTosn by tue individual replir,, rm
whicn The following are ex't,cs;
"Men are wanted for fsrming; hDu-
sands OF scree ae lying idie. ."-Geor-
gia. I'VE are oveTstocked With ne
groes and want white farm hands -
Georgia. "We need Coz ka Fnd houfe
setvnn,s." Holly Springs, Mi.t. 1--WE
ne "a oil kinds OF white skilled labor. "
-Gfeenville, Miss. "Would ike to
exchange negroes for whites. Co
lumbus, Miss. "Sawmill bands -
Scranton. Miss. Everyone eau Ret
work here."-Joneb's Switch, Ala.
ave reed oil kinds. Wilson, Ala.
"Skilled sorkmen. "-WcodiAwn, Ala
"Lumbsrmen. ITALIA leg !, ,Ala."G ood
servants. "-Selna, Ala. 'skiued me-.
chanics "-Mon,gomery, "A q. Cooks"
-Elkmoni, Ala. "QuMrymeu. -
Mooresbury, Tenn. "MAsons." -
Franklin c1u ity, Tenn. Better farm
hands; tue placks are unreliable. -
Miffltn, Ten. "Skilled labor. ."-Ashe.
vile, N. q Cooks. s."-HarIellsville,
N. U. &c Gvi seryalts."-statesville,
NO.
The indi, lual answers, OF which
these are o. cimenr, do not show 90
much that rleniy OF work at good
vsFss wsi 6mpetent, SKILLED mon,
although imber Of correspondents
spec fically sport demand for me-
chanios, a. hey show that In skilled
m well as dskilled labor there ID q
more or ,s general dissatisfaction
with the Q iAlity OF the present supply.
Exceeding = significant 10 the number
OF demanCh Il expressed for cooks and
servants. This shows that the 'domee-
tic service which, II will be recalled,
was said a. have been 30 excellent In
slavery, has for some reason become
unsAtisiac ny. Another phase OF the
state OF Ia ~ In these States is shown
by the AM sers 10 the inquiry, care
wages pale weekly, monthly or year.
lyr This peciho replies TO this group
themselve weekly, 40; month.
", 62; yea 2, 10; In all ways, some-
times We ", sometimes monthly,
sometime Early, 90. From this II Il
apparent I there In general lack
oi system at the payment OF wages.
And this J Of system 10 shown still
more oleai " the answer TO the In
quiry. al ages paid In cash or sup
pli,s7' I answers 10 this we're not
no numsTot as 10 most OF the other
questions, lus they group themselves
by States thus.
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OPPOSED TO WARS.
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
CONFERENCE IN LONDON.
The Bulgarian Throne - Collision
OF q Royal Yacht-Ger.
mans In Paris.

LONDON, July 13 Sir Donald Smith,
Of Montreal, member OF the Board of
Directors Of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way, today had an interview in CON-
mon with Right Hon. G. ]. Goschen,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer; Sir
Henry Thurston Holland, Secretary Of
State for the colonies, and Right Hon.
H. O. Rsikes, Postmaster General, all
Of whom, 1t is stated, favor the pyo.
posed Canadian Pacific mail route to
the East.
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form Prince Ferdinand Of his election
as Prince Of Bulgaria, urged him to
proceed to Sofia and assume the throne
TO which he was elected by Sobranje,
and confront the Powers with the &C.
oompished fact Of his occupancy OF
the Bnlgarian throne.
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CROss PLAINS. TsNN.
Two Quiet Citissns Attempt 90 Kiil
Each Othcr,
IsrEoIAL TO rHn ArPKAL.l

lsrEcIAL TO rHn ArrKAL.l
srRiNorIKLD, TENN, July l3.--Dr.
Taylor shot and wounded James
Yates, at Gross Plains, this county,
this morning. Both men have been
regarded as quiet cilizeps. They
stood opposite each other, and Yates
leveled hig pistol across his wrist, but
the pistol would not 70 of. Taylor
had double barreled shotgun, and
emptied both barrels into Yates.
Yates had been teaching public
school there, and Taylor objected to
him. Yates's wounds are In the face
and shoulder, but not fatal. He may
lose one eve.
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PINE BLUFf, ARK.
Visiting Newspaper Men Cordially
Entertained.

PINE BLuFF, AK, July l3 The
visiting correspondents, o. l.. Elliott,
representing the Globe. Democrat; l..
b Clark, the Po,t.Dispatch; 0bion
Moore, the 81. Louis Republican; q.
Sanders, the sunday Sayings; A, Ger.
Itch, the Westliche Post; 7. D. s!raus,
the Anseieer, OF ~. Louis, and Richard
Murphy, OF the Herald. and p. Powski,
OF the Illinois SiaAts Zsitung, Chicago,
arrived at an early hour this morning
and were shown every confederation
by the B)srd of Trade, the mayor and
prominent oiiix,-s. A banquet va,
given tonight.
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Asavrov E.e.pe for Royalty

LONDON, July l3.-The Grown Prince
and Grown Princess Of Germany have
arrived at the Isle OF Wight 10 their
yacht While the yacht was proceed
ing from Portsmouth with their impe.
rial highnesees On board she collided
with tho British troop ship Orontes
aud was much damaged.
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ORAB ORCHARD The session Of the
Mississippi Valley Medical Associs.
tion, was begun today, President Love
in the chair. A per on Abdoml.
nal surgery," was read by DR.. Lind,
Of Worcester,
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LouIsyfILE, Rr.-A hre occurred
In the Methodist church nj BowIin
Green, KY, to-day. Fireman William
was killed by the big bell falling on
his bead. The church was destroyed,
but the loes was small.
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SRIMAhk kIashvyr

The Federal Court, which hss been
In reesIon here for eight daye, ad.
journed this evening, and the officers
will return 10 Memphis tomorrow.
Mrs. y. q Oliver, one OF our most
prominent Ohrisiian lsdies, died to-
day. Mr.. Jack Bruce, q young man,
who has been sadly aill cted for some
time with 6t, died today.
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The Bulgarian Throne.
LONDON, July l3.-lt is stated that
the BnleriAn dspnlatioD, aent " In
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and it is therefore, evident that they have
not been condemned nor their advocacy
censured. Rev. DR.. McGlynn has many
warm friends here, and the construction
put upon the summons to Rome is depre-
Gated as a mischievous error.
The Kaiser Thanks the Landtas,
BERLIN, January 20th.-Emperor Will
lam to-day received n committee from the
Upper House of the Landtag, and repeat
edly thanked them for their loval and pat
riotic assurances. He said You may re-
peat publicly throughout she country, thas
| was deeply grie7ed by the vote OF the
Reichstag on the army bill, but you have
filled my heart with balm. We had shown
the necessity of our demands, and did not
expect a refusal, because the new measure
tended to diminish The danger of war"
Concentrating Troops on the German
Frontier.
BERLIN, January 20th.--The North Ger
man Gazette, referring TO the report that
France is about to erect wooden barracks
on the frontier, states thst il is undeniable
that France is collecting on the frontier
more troops than the for;resses and garri-
sons are able to shelter
The National Zeit,tng reafarms the state
ment that an order forbiddiDg the exporta-
ton of horses will shortly be issued.
The Conspiracy Gili-
LONDON. January 20th-It is learned that
the conspiracy bill will not be brought be-
fore Parliament until a chance arises 10
push it energetically through all stages. If
the extension of the provisions of the BILL
to the whole Kingdom be opposed, the
measure will be confined to Ireland.
May be Shortly Needed.
BERLIN, January 20th.-The North Ger
man Gazette, Prince Bismarck's organ,
speaking of the organization of the Red
Cross Society, says the army may speedily
demand its help.
VIII Mobilize One Corps
PARIS, January 20th.-General BoRlan-
ger has decided upon test mobilization of
one army corps, to take place in the spring
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lno NEW SlAIES.
Report On The Admission of Montana and
Washington.
WASHINGTON, January 20th-In its re-
port upon the Senate bill to provide for the
admission of Washington Territory as a
State of the Union, the House committee
on Territories says the vote east at the last
election in that portion of Idaho which the
bill proposed to add to the new State was
4,646, which represents a population of
81 1856. Adding this to the population of
Washington, the new State will come into
the Union with 1877 ,095 people, or 25,00O
more than the established unit of repre-
sentation. The committee is of the opin-
ion that Washington Territory has oil the
elements of wealth, intelligence and local
development in every particular TO enable
her people to successfully establish and
maintain State government.
The committee takes up the claim of
Montana for admission To the Union, and
after showing that the population at the
last election was $50, ~, says it would
seem thai Montana contains larger popu-
lation than the ratio of representation in
Congress. Copious quotations are made
from the Governors recent message, ey-
hibiting the financial condition of the Ter
ruOry, lIS VAST ndluTal resources, anu DedNy
exports of mineral and annual product
The committee then recommends that the
original Senate bill, which provided for the
admission of Washington Territory with a
portion of Idaho added, be so amended
so as to include the Territory OF
Montana. and that the Constitutions
of the proposed States of Washington
and Montana be submitted to Congress in
stead of to the President, as provided in the
Senate bill. Another amendment proposed
to the bill is the requirement that the Con-
stituiions of the new States shall include
a provision forbidding polygamous associa-
ton or cohabitation within their lurisdic-
ton. Chairman Hill, however, excerpts TO
this last amendment in the minority report,
in which he says he dissents from the
majority of the committee in requiring any
test whatever in the formation of
a Constitution for State in the Union, or
imposing any conditions whatever except
that the State Constitutions shall be repub-
lcan in form, and conform to the pro-
visions of the Constitution of the United
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A FEARFUL TRAGEDY.

The Dreadful Crime Of "a Mother in Ohio
CLEVELAND, January 20th.-A horrible
murder was committed here this morning
between and o'clock. James Cabalek is
a well-to-do carpenter, living on Independ-
ence street, near the city limits. He has
had employment all winter, aud his eldest
son has worked with him. This morning
he and his son went to work shortly before
o'clock. The mother Antoinette, had
been out of temper at the breakfast table,
and had refused to talk to her husband
Directly after breakfast she sent Henry, her
10 year old son, to the grocery near by. and
still another son to the milk depot. When
they returned they could not get into the
house. Going into the back yard they
saw James. Is years old, in the water
closet. bleeding from sixteen wounds in
his left side. They fastened away and
called their older brother, who had gone off
with the father. Returning, the three boys
forced an entrance into the house. They
discovered Jany, an eight year. old, bleed
ing from dozen cuts in her left side. On
the floor near by were Tamie, five years
old: Antoinette, three years DID, and
Edith three months old--all dead from
dreadful stabs near the heart. A bloody
pair of shears told the story. A search
was made for the mother. She was found
in the cellar hanging from a rafter. dead
She had killed her three children, NOR
tally injured two others, and had then sui
cided The two children who were still
alive were removed to neighbours house
but they will die. No cause for the terri
bic deed is given. The husband does not
think that his wife was insane.
The two injured children, James and
Anto;nette, we're removed to the hospital,
where the doctors say they will surely die.
Each was stabbed thirteen times. The
shears were nine inches long. The bodies
of the three dead children and mother were
removed to the MoreUe. No inquest will
be held. The Coroner and doctors believe
that the woman was crazy Cabalek was
a drunken fellow, although he worked,
and with his son earned $50 month.
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Afternoon Session.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Assembly Committee on couGt'cs and
retl.,tr BcunisTi.s = To- meet TJf sslag evening
next - egas:dcr the Coiusa couciy division
cueSii r. Both sides arc % fe heard. The
friend, of division have been numerous IN the
city and the ppnsiton hns Tad smaller rcIre-
s. MIA ION II prO;1ees pow 10 appear and pre-
sent is ease The &c Gnu county friends
siiow that IN the proposed nso territory there Is
si1 eco, % ot taxable lfdIesty; The protedants
eiein, that Of this ihcy v.1 be able TO p:cseut
over 81 csNDfsJ in eITc-xt tdiion upon the pro
test and that The petitioners canrot PRESENT
more than s2,sn,cOO upon BE- Petition FOR d.
:iF:on. The p.tit one's 81 i'm to have the ma
iority of the vote = III the proposed rev county
uroIi their p.fiti II. TIE cont. I & q wrroi one
het yorn The Two sides tEt thc BE-, OF hgm0r
prevails on esTh.
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Notice Of Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HERE3Y GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
IN suance of an order of the Superior Court in
and Tor the city and county ofSan Francisco state
OF otCaliiornia, given and made on the 9th day OF
December. A. ID. 1881, III the matter of the estate
and guardianship of EMILE F. FILTER and
JOHANNA II. FILTER, minors, the under
sigped, the guardian of the persons and estates
OF ssid minors, will sell at piva.e sa a'e to the
highest bidder, for cash in gold coin of the
United states. and subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on or after The 9th dav OF
FEBRUARY, A. d. 1857, all the right, title, in
terest and estate of the said minors in and TO
that certain piece, parcel or tract of land sta
ate. lying and being in the county OF sacra-
mento State OF California, and described as fol
lows, 10 wit Beginning at point on the Sac
ramento river where the upper line of a tract of
land sold TO NJ. \. Humfreyvile intersects said
river; thence sortheasterly along The upper line
OF said lands OF said Humfrey ysille so rods:
thence at light angles nor;heasterly. IL rods
thence at right angles on a line parallel with
the upper line of said lands Of Humfrey-
vile 90 rods, to the Sacramento river: thence
down said river II rods. TO the place of begin
niug, containing seven l7l acres of land: being
the same land conveyed by David Osborn to Id
ward Dove on the Sd day OF November 1917 and
lying and being in section %, township G, range
Aeast. being part o. swamp lands ioe, Of Sac
ramenio county records. in section 90 township
9. range east. Mount Diablo meridian together
with All the Improvements thereon. The in
terest Of said minors in said tract OF land being
the undivided two-eight1s thereof
Terms and conditions OF sale-cash in gold
coin OF the United states Deed ct expense OF
purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at sny time before
the making of the sale. All bids OF offers must
De IN writing. and may be left ct the law Office
OF A Comte, Jr- 534i California street city and
eornty of san Francisco. stste of California or
delivered 20 the undersigned personally, OF filed
IN the oftlce OF the Clerk of said Superior Court
Dated January il. 1857.
JOHANNA c. FILTER.
Guardian OF the persons and estates of Emile
F. Filter and Johanna II. ri ter, Minors
A coNTE, Jg-, Attorney for Guardian. JaiS-2at
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Z" Look here. waiter" said man in
city restaurant the other day, is there any
difference in your roast lamb aud roast
mutton? / don't detect any" "0h, yes"
said the waiter =" You will notice that
yesterday when you had roast lamb gave
you a twenty y-five-cent cheek. To-day,
when you had roast mutton. gave you
twenty-cent check. There's the difference"
Providence Journal
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What Senator Nelson Thinks of Allcock's
Porous PIasters.
SENATE CHAMBER, ALBANY, n. Y,

SENATE CHAMBER, ALBANY, n. Y,
April 4, 1885.
On the 9th of February, 1888, / was
taken with violent pain in the region of
the kidneys. l suffered such agony that
could hardly stand up. As soon as possible
| applied two Allcock's Porous Plasiers,
one over each kidney, and laid down. In
an hour. to my surprise and delight, the
pain had vanished and | was well. | wore
the plasters for day or two as precau-
ton, and then removed them. have been
using Ailcock's Porous Plasters in my fam
lily for the last ten years, and have always
found them the quickest and best external
remedy for colds, strains and rheumatic af
fections. From my experience | believe
they are the best plasters in the world.
HENRY G.. NELSON.
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THE "GALT GAZETTE
EVERYBODY WANTS It'll

VlHE GAZETTE Is ONE OF THE BET
Il Country Papers in California, and the 5est
advertising medium for Sacramento Merchants
and Business Men to petronize. Il Is published
in the heart OF the richest grain producing
SACRAMENTO, san Joaquin, Amsdor, Fl Dorado
and C1layeras Counties TO secure the trsde OF
these five counties by advertising. no better or
cheaper medium than the "GAZE1TE' can be
found.
ks- The GAZETTE Is published every
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FOEFJGN.
Created an Amazing Effect.

New York, January 20;h.-T. p Gill,
NJ. F., cables from Dublin to the Tribune:
The Glenbeigh evictions have damaged the
Government immensely. They have
created an amazing effect in England
Several English members of Parliament
and journalists have thronged to the scene
and are telegraphing horrifying accounts
of what they witnessed. Five members
of the English and Irish cbnstit-
uencies sent joint telegram to the
Chief Secretary to-day begging him to
come and see for himself. Even the
Tories are writing to the Standard that
they will vote with the Radicals if
what is published be true. One Tory
writes: The bare recital makes one doubt
whether We are living under Queen Vic
toria or in some bsrbarous age when only
might is right" Another writes Z" If
these atrocities cannot soon be stopped, we
will give the Irish total separation and
wash our hands of the whole business. Ii
would be better for our countrv's honor"
The Standard itself roughly condemns
the Government for ordering the evictions,
and declares that the barbarities at Glen
beigh are arousing in the public breast a
reactionary sentiment against the law itself.
The Stanley Expedition.
LONDON, January 20th.-Henry NJ. STAN
ley, the explorer, is Hooded with offers from
good men who wish to accompany his ex-
petition for the relief of Einin Bey, and
lie has found it difficult to select from the
many competent applicants the few re-
quired. The British Governpent has sup
piled the expedition with Major and
Lieutenant OF Engineers. Stanley is de-
termined to reach Emin Bey by July at
the latest. He will meet Dr. Junker at
Port Said ON his way out. He will estab-
lish a post at a safe distance from Congo,
on the route TO Lake Victoria Nyanza, TO
be used as base of operations.
Rome, MoGIynn and George.
ROME, January 20th.-Much astonish-
ment is expressed in ecclesiastical circles
here at the statement circulated in the
United States that Rome has condemned
the teachings of Henry George, and that
Rev. DR.. McGlynn has been censuFed for
advocating them. 1t is anlhoritatively
stated that Georges teachings have not
even haeH examined by The Propaganda.
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SICK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS who have
suffered intensely with sick headache say
that Hoods Sarsaparilla has completely
cured them. One gentleman thus relieved
writes: Hoods Sarsaparilia is worth its
weight in gold.' Sold by all druggists. 100
doses 81
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Archbishop Whateley's conundrura !:
" What is the difference between care
niony aud a form2 A ceremony is a thing
to stand upon, and form a thing 10 sit
upon ~
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HTRTuRE.

HUNDREDs OF TESTIMONIALS IIVING
III onts). Come AZ once. Delays are dam
gerous. IL you are not cured by my treatment
il will cost You nothing. DR. CHAs. W. pOR-
TERRIFIED, GT1s street. Sacramento, Cal.
a6-lm